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Victoria Police investigating alleged assault at Camp Sovereignty

Victoria Police are investigating an allegation of assault at Camp Sovereignty with a 37-year-old victim treated for facial injuries.

ABC Australia News By Dana Morse, Brooke Fryer, Kirstie Wellauer, Alexandra Alvaro Captured Aug 3, 2026, 4:14 PM
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Activists from Melbourne's Camp Sovereignty say they have been deeply traumatised after a member of their group was assaulted at the Indigenous protest site.

On Sunday night, Ash Ni Mara, 37, was allegedly attacked by two strangers attempting to extinguish the campfire.

ā€œI’m feeling pretty shattered and scattered and quite bruised,ā€ said the Gunai, Gunditjmara and Palawa person.

The attack occurred at the First Nations protest site, Camp Sovereignty, in Melbourne.

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